>>158280

Anon, I posted a long explanation about a real, legitimate drug called AdrenoMONE (sounds like AdrenoCHROME) back when we all were on the CBTS board. AdrenoMONE is derived from mammalian pituitary (not pineal) glands and it has a stimulating effect on the mammals who take it. What's so odd to me is that Terry Gilliam the director of a documentary on Hunter S. Thompson's FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (who is, not surprisingly, heavily involved with "human rights" organizations) was quoted as saying something like "AdrenoCHROME is fictional, just make-pretend. In fact, I don't even know of a drug with a similar name." You can see the quote here (at this split link): https:// en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Terry_Gilliam

That struck me as very odd because fucking AdrenoMONE (purportedly restricted for use in veterinary – not human – medicine) has been in existence since the 1950s (I found info on the Trademarks and Patent, although – curiously – the Patent Disclosure does not appear in any searches of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office database that I performed).

Bottom line, Anon? I think AdrenoCHROME is entirely possible because I have seen and documented proof that a similar drug (AdrenoMONE) has been used in veterinary medicine for decades. I even found a research paper published by the vet school at University of California - Davis in which they described the effects of AdrenoMONE on rams).

I'll try to dig it out a copy of my CBTS post and post it here (with photos of the product description that I shot from a veterinary pharmaceutical and biological book).

The odd thing I discovered about the veterinary drug called AdrenoMONE is that it has the same effects on animals as the purportedly fictional drug known as AdrenoCHROME, and – most intriguingly – AdrenoMONE was produced by a company called Burns Biotec in Omaha, Nebraska (where the Franklin Scandal unfolded in the late 1980s). Production of the real drug, AdrenoMONE, in Omaha, Nebraska, ceased at around the same time that the Franklin Scandal broke, which said to me that perhaps Burns Biotec was making something similar out of human pituitary glands but had to stop when the source of young, fresh pituitary glands (i.e., the Franklin Scandal-associated victims) dried up.

Q, you must be aware of AdrenoMONE and all the AdrenoCHROME stuff, right? If you can add anything, please feel free to steer us in directions. I think it's essential to research all involved with Burns Biotec (formerly of Omaha) and the people involved, in any way, with the real drug known as AdrenoMONE.

Thanks for listening, lads. I'll post my old research soon. . . .

>>159041

Fuck you with your direct embeds to fuckin' YouTube, Anon.

>>159269

Exaaaaaaaaaaaaactly, Anon. In my long-ass CBTS post I theorized that perhaps the Cabal is masking a lot of their strange potions under the "veterinary medicine" heading. Think about it. The regulations are a lot fewer in veterinary medicine than in human medicine. And once you've figured out how to develop the pharmacologically active AdrenoMONE using pituitary glands harvested from "domestic animals" (which is what was stated in the book Veterinary Pharmaceuticals and Biologicals that I photographed), then it's not much of a stretch to similarly torture a young child in front of a bunch of hooded faggots gathered around a fire, sacrifice the poor baby to Moloch, snatch its pituitary gland while its terrorized heart is still beating, and then ship it off to the mad (veterinary medical) scientists to produce a drug that these sick, psychotic Cabal members will inject. . . .

I think we should be digging into all of the veterinary drugs we can. I have a list going of patented drugs that are derived from brains, but I just haven't had the time to follow the leads yet. If anyone here wants to dig I recommend starting at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office database and even "Google Scholar" for research papers related to these compounds.

>>159387

I think looking into veterinary medical drugs is entirely appropriate, because by labeling "their" drugs as veterinary medical – rather than human medical – drugs, they won't get the same level of scrutiny that they'd get. They could, theoretically, be producing all kinds of strange things and hiding them in plain sight, among the other veterinary medical products. What clued me in was when Director Terry Gilliam was defending the mention and featuring of AdrenoCHROME in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." Gilliam protested too much, in my opinion. He could have just said, "It's fictional. Hunter S. Thompson made it up for his book." Instead, Gilliam went so far as to say that there is no such thing as AdrenoCHROME nor even a drug with a similar-sounding name. That's crazy, because AdrenoMONE has been around since the 1950s, though you can't find much on it. When Gilliam made that quote we weren't assembled here at 8chan yet, ready to dig, dig, dig. That's why I think the time is ripe to dig into who the hell made AdrenoMONE, why did they voluntarily cease production in the midst of the Franklin Scandal, and where the heck are they all now?

>>159442

How about "He's OUR President, World, and You Can't Have Him?"

>>159419

Good dig, Anon!! Pig, young, kidnapped Hatian child . . . po-tay-to, po-tah-to. . ..